touching down in north carolina. drivers speeding past an ominous sky. and this funnel cloud hovering just above the ground. a short time ago, bolts of lighting forcing nascar fans to evacuate. 32 million americans getting ready for hail and floods. steve osunsami starts us off. reporter: it sounded like it was raining golf balls. late today in north carolina quarter sized hail fell over ft. bragg. reports of tornados falling out of the sky. this is a time lapse of the dark clouds. in richmond, virginia, this storm sent nascar fans scrambling from the stands. out west, a big storm is just getting started. winds strong enough to send this portable going down the road. up to a foot of snow expected in high elevations. but it s the heartland that s bracing for the worst. tornadoes are possible tomorrow from dallas to des moines. later this weekend, from texas to st. louis. the main threats are damaging wind, large hail, and the potential for large, damaging tornadoes. re
From milk glass and wicker patio furniture to retro Steelers shirts, cutoff jean shorts and a cardboard box loaded with old vinyl records, there was no end to the variety on display Sunday during the Downtown Greensburg Project’s Vintage Market, held at the Westmoreland Museum of Art parking lot. This
Greensburg’s Night Market kicked off its sixth season of vendor browsing and live music Thursday evening, as the city’s civic and business leaders looked forward to the spotlight the monthly event shines on the downtown retail area. Mayor Robb Bell said he’s been amazed by the event’s growth along several
When Jessica Hickey launched the Greensburg Night Market in 2019, 28 vendors lined half a block of South Pennsylvania Avenue. Starting its sixth season Thursday, the night market series has expanded to feature food trucks, live music and more than 150 food, beverage, art and craft vendors. Each market —
For as long as he can remember, Greensburg native Zach Butler has appreciated vintage clothes. As a kid, he watched antique picker shows such as “Storage Wars” and borrowed clothing from his dad’s closet. “People used to be like ‘You look weird, but it looks good,’” joked Butler, 24, of